Cpk Improvement: IMPORTANT!!

Improving your Cpk and process capability is the most important skill you'll ever learn. I know no course that teaches this skill. Here is the video to show you how....
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[@rubenjimenez9161]

Hi Paul, your videos are amazing, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@fyt1501]

First video I've seen of your Paul and its excellent well done. Clear and well paced.

[@paulallen5321]

Thanks for the positive feedback only another 200 for you to watch now...

[@leestaniforth007]

Fantastic video paul.. no fuss and simple.. thanks

[@paulallen5321]

Glad you liked it...

[@chunkymunky1974]

Hi Paul - i remember many moons ago doing this with you at Sony....now looking to inspire the next generation of engineers at my current place using the same approach

[@paulallen5321]

Hi Paul - That would be about 20 years ago! If the video's help with your quest, great...

[@prasanthnair1]

Hey Paul, you are one of those masters who really do- Complexity made simple. hats off to your way of story telling looking forward to hear from you and learn

[@paulallen5321]

Much appreciated!

[@ronaldsanchez1341]

have noticed that the usual catapults used in these experiments have a large concave cup. i think it should be a flat stand with the ball resting on the beam... this assures that the ball is always on the same spot and not rolling on the concave curvature of the prior design as it exits the propulsion mechanism?????

[@paulallen5321]

Ronald - you could right, with time and equipment in class, sticky tape and foil is all these guys can use to improve...

[@sunnydsouza4739]

Thank You Paul...I have watched all your videos they are the best on the net simple and practical . I have a question : Can SPC done on profile of a surface where I dont have a USL and LSL ,The practical answer is NO I have researched a lot with my seniors and quality experts and attempted it many times ,but the logic doesn't fit in . What is your opinion .

[@paulallen5321]

Hi Sunny - Sorry I missed your question, the is YES of course you can, SPC has nothing to do with specifications. Send me some data from your process ([e-mail]) I'll create a control chart and send it back to you...

[@Tom-dn5de]

It's a great video again, thank you so much! I have a question for you. In manufacturing and when we evaluate if a machine is ready for production. We have to do Gage R&R and Cpk, but I don't know about the relationship between Gage R&R and Cpk For example, "Gage R&R % of tol." "Cpk value" "Result (Only Gage R&R >= 10 need to be analyzed)" < 10 - OK 10 - 30 > 1.66 OK 10 - 30 1,33 - 1.66 Case dependent OK or NOK 10 - 30 < 1,33 NOK Can you explain it to me, please?

[@paulallen5321]

Hi tom - here is my MSA video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYS0ZKGknrR5asU take a look if it doesn't answer the question I'll make another video for you...

[@Tom-dn5de]

@@paulallen5321 Thank you so much. But I still don't have the answer to my question. I think it is a practical case study, and I am looking forward to your next video.

[@keithkorthals6183]

Think I would build a new catapult.

[@paulallen5321]

I'm happy for you to borrow a catapult and try the exercise with a group. More importantly all business processes run like this, 99% of businesses run crap processes because they don't understand process physics...

[@moshearama6612]

Hi Paul , great video ! in 27:00 , in the graph, you have 1 point every day , this represents the quantity of the defects right ? and why it's take so long , this is can be solve in Kaizen event ? thanks.

[@paulallen5321]

Hi Moshe - Just noticed I didn't give you an answer. It is defects, the reason it takes 3 months is because lots of the solutions require maintenance to be carried out that was not done. Repairs to jigs as well. So we could have identified the solution in a Kaizen event. But the graph would still take months to change...